Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-09
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Inc CaCIdInSutO river mas receQed 10 the
| lO-foot mark.
| Six carloads OF California fruit went East
on the overland train last night.
Six carloads of Sacramento hops were
shipped to Milwaukee yesterday
Jake Nagele announces that he will re-
| ceiye at the Capital Ale Vaults tomorrow.
by telephone from Snowflake Park. the
score OF the ball games played here and at
| the Bay.
The cases of koening and Ackerman. for
an assault to murder, were Yesterday con-
tnued until next Monday at P NJ, in or
| der that the presence of shorthand re-
porter may be secured to take the testi-
mony.
Speaking of an item recently published
concerning the tracing back of the Crit
hts family for many generations, it may be
| mentioned that A. G. Sweetser, of this city.
has clear record of his ancestors from
| 1906 down to himself.
There was q heavy rain-storm, accom-
panied by thunder and lightning, on the
hill yesterday afternoon, extending from
Towles to the eastern side of the mountain
and the sky was clouded as far as this CITY
A heavy tall of rain would be injurious to
/ the grain crops just now.
To-day the great land sale takes place at
Woodland, and the handsome little CITY
Will be full OF people from abroad, desir-
Gus OF making investments. The residents
Will give them cordial reception, and
cause them to remember their visit with
pleasure for many day.
Engineer Fred. Stevens, son of Master
Mechanic A. j. Stevens, has been with.
drawn from the charge of an engine on the
Sacramento and Red Bluff route, and pro.
NOTED to the position of Foreman of the
Shasta Division, California and Oregon
Railroad, with headquarters at Red Bluff.
An energetic effort is about to be made
to secure an agreement from the business
men of the city to close their stores at noon
on Saturday, and give their employees
haif-hollday weekly until next December.
Most OF the wholesale establishments are
reported to look upon the proposition
favorably.
An inebriated individual last evening
during the play at the Metropolitan Thea
Ter paralyzed the players and the audience
oy announcing that he wanted to see bis
wife before he died. He was taken to the
station-house, and a charge of drunk'
placed opposite his name, which he
claimed was j. J. Brissell.
If crew is secured in time, the steamer
San Joaquin No. 3 will be started out to-
day to join the Dover, Flora and Varuna
IN the grain trade, and it is probable that
the Governor Dana, the only idle steamer
remaining here, will also be put in service
IN Jew days, as grain transportation is in
great demand along the upper Sacramento
The Supreme Court has sustained the
Judgment of Judge Van Fleet in the case
of Williams VS.. Williamson amiable ac-
ton brought to get an opinion from the
Courts as to whether beouest OF General
7. H. Williams of $4,000 to Percy Will
Jams was absolute, or whether, in the event
OF the latter's death before coming into
possession, the money would be divided
among the other heirs, and not those of
Percy.
The following have been elected officers
OF the Sacramento Turn Verein John
Wen, President; +. Kuensting, Vice Presi-
dent; B. Ruhl, Recording Secretary F
Neuhaus, Corresponding Secretary Fritz
Hellbron, Treasurer; Q. Iser Cashier; f.
FISCHER, First Turn Leader; f. X. Krebs
Second Turn Leader C. Schneider. Prom
ertyman w. Kaerth, Bibliothecar; II.
Goepel, First Trustee; F. Biewener, Second
Trustee
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 80, which is So warmer than
the normal temperature for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was 930
and 60o with gentle sontherly winds and
clear to cloudy weather. There was rain YES
terday at San Diego, Los Angeles and in the
mountains. Yesterday was the twelfth
consecutive day of the present heated term.
Each day of which the highest tempera-
ture rose above 800.
The following officers of Sunset Parlor
No. 70, N 5. g. w, were installed Satur-
day evening by D. d. G. P, T. G. Tiers
2. P, w. w. Bassett: President W. w.
Green; First Vice-President, P. 4. John
son; Second Vice President, C. f.. Grunsky:
Third Vice President, A. G. Folger Mar
shall, John Breuner, Jr.; Financial Secre-
tary, Chas. Z. Burnham Recording Score
tary, 81. w. Marvin Trustees-A. NJ. Sew
mour, w. E. Osbourne, C. +. Oatman.